Community this pick? He clearly doesn't give a shit about the mock anymore. What say you @TheDYVKX We don't have this kinda time to waste if we're gonna do the seventh too
ROD mock draft in 2016
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I had an idea that might be cool, what if we had a thread after where people or a single person graded the draft like the "experts" do. A+ - F.
Sounds nice but I have no clue who we would get to grade them!!
:giveup:
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Sounds nice but I have no clue who we would get to grade them!!
You're right
Free for all for the members? I have no idea I smoked a bit when I came up with the idea lol.
Jags take QB from Stanford Kevin Hogan
QB10
KEVIN HOGAN
QB STANFORD
?
OVERVIEW
Following Andrew Luck is not a fate I'd wish on anyone. Hogan's handled it very well, battling through inconsistency before leading the Cardinal to a Pac-12 title as a senior. He was named honorable mention All-Pac-12 and Pac-12 Championship Game MVP in his redshirt freshman year, but failed to earn any accolades in 2013 even though his team won the Pac-12 championship. Hogan?s numbers were actually pretty good in 2014 (65.9 percent, 2,792 yards, 19 touchdowns, eight interceptions), but the team had a disappointing 8-5 season, leading some to question his ability as a leader. However, he came back strong in 2015, improving his accuracy (67.8 completion percentage) while passing for 2,867 yards and 27 touchdowns to garner second-team All-Pac-12 honors and finishing as a finalist for the Manning Award as the nation's top quarterback. Hogan certainly looks the part (6-foot-4, 218), has football genes in his family (close relatives played at Navy, Arizona, and Notre Dame), has won a lot of games (36-10 as a starter), and possesses the athleticism to be effective running the zone read (85 carries, 336 yards, six touchdowns in 2015) at that size.
ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS
Consistent winner and tough. Scouts say his teammates and coaches see through deficiencies and trust the competitiveness above all else. Has NFL size. Benefited from playing in a pro-style attack. Has adequate mobility and is unafraid to pull the ball down and get tough yards to extend drives. Extremely bright person. Doesn't always look pretty, but finds ways to make winning plays in adverse situations. Doesn't get cute and feeds his top talent. Tasked to manage the offense and did just that. Smart and self-aware. Understands his strengths and weaknesses and doesn?t take very many low percentage chances. Was the most accurate short-yardage passer in Pac-12 at 76.7 percent.
WEAKNESSES
Mechanics and footwork are a mess. Throws with a very wide base, a pitcher's stride and a protracted delivery. Ball rarely comes out of his hands cleanly. Plays flat-footed in the pocket with little bounce as he scans field and does a poor job of resetting and coming to balance before delivery. Below-average arm strength and struggles to consistently make accurate, catchable throws to the field side. Average at reading defenses, preventing him from getting ball out on time. Needs much more poise and pocket awareness. Had issues climbing and sliding to clean areas of the pocket when they were there. Drops eyes and immediately panics when pressure is mounting in his face. Took sacks he had no business taking. Lacking desired touch and accuracy on his deep throws.
SOURCES TELL US
"Some coach is going to fall in love with the person and bang on the table to take him late. In the sixth or seventh? That's fine." -- NFC Pac-12 scout
BOTTOM LINE
Hogan has the size, mobility and quarterback's demeanor that could interest a team on the third day of the draft. He doesn?t have the arm that many teams look for and his intermediate and deep accuracy still need work. Hogan will need time and coaching to try and improve his mechanics and footwork if he wants to have a shot to be an NFL backup.
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QB10
KEVIN HOGAN
QB STANFORD
?
- 4.78 SEC
Top Performer - 32.5 INCH
Top Performer - 113.0 INCH
- 6.90 SEC
Top Performer
- 6'3"HEIGHT
- 32 3/8"ARM LENGTH
- 218LBS.WEIGHT
- 10 1/4"HANDS
OVERVIEW
Following Andrew Luck is not a fate I'd wish on anyone. Hogan's handled it very well, battling through inconsistency before leading the Cardinal to a Pac-12 title as a senior. He was named honorable mention All-Pac-12 and Pac-12 Championship Game MVP in his redshirt freshman year, but failed to earn any accolades in 2013 even though his team won the Pac-12 championship. Hogan?s numbers were actually pretty good in 2014 (65.9 percent, 2,792 yards, 19 touchdowns, eight interceptions), but the team had a disappointing 8-5 season, leading some to question his ability as a leader. However, he came back strong in 2015, improving his accuracy (67.8 completion percentage) while passing for 2,867 yards and 27 touchdowns to garner second-team All-Pac-12 honors and finishing as a finalist for the Manning Award as the nation's top quarterback. Hogan certainly looks the part (6-foot-4, 218), has football genes in his family (close relatives played at Navy, Arizona, and Notre Dame), has won a lot of games (36-10 as a starter), and possesses the athleticism to be effective running the zone read (85 carries, 336 yards, six touchdowns in 2015) at that size.
ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS
Consistent winner and tough. Scouts say his teammates and coaches see through deficiencies and trust the competitiveness above all else. Has NFL size. Benefited from playing in a pro-style attack. Has adequate mobility and is unafraid to pull the ball down and get tough yards to extend drives. Extremely bright person. Doesn't always look pretty, but finds ways to make winning plays in adverse situations. Doesn't get cute and feeds his top talent. Tasked to manage the offense and did just that. Smart and self-aware. Understands his strengths and weaknesses and doesn?t take very many low percentage chances. Was the most accurate short-yardage passer in Pac-12 at 76.7 percent.
WEAKNESSES
Mechanics and footwork are a mess. Throws with a very wide base, a pitcher's stride and a protracted delivery. Ball rarely comes out of his hands cleanly. Plays flat-footed in the pocket with little bounce as he scans field and does a poor job of resetting and coming to balance before delivery. Below-average arm strength and struggles to consistently make accurate, catchable throws to the field side. Average at reading defenses, preventing him from getting ball out on time. Needs much more poise and pocket awareness. Had issues climbing and sliding to clean areas of the pocket when they were there. Drops eyes and immediately panics when pressure is mounting in his face. Took sacks he had no business taking. Lacking desired touch and accuracy on his deep throws.
SOURCES TELL US
"Some coach is going to fall in love with the person and bang on the table to take him late. In the sixth or seventh? That's fine." -- NFC Pac-12 scout
BOTTOM LINE
Hogan has the size, mobility and quarterback's demeanor that could interest a team on the third day of the draft. He doesn?t have the arm that many teams look for and his intermediate and deep accuracy still need work. Hogan will need time and coaching to try and improve his mechanics and footwork if he wants to have a shot to be an NFL backup.
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Nice pick, Ed, I was hoping to score a Back up QB myself, in my next pick. BUT with what happened today, with the Eagles,Jags take QB from Stanford Kevin Hogan
QB10
KEVIN HOGAN
QB STANFORD
?
BLUE STAR = TOP PERFORMER
- 4.78 SEC
Top Performer- 32.5 INCH
Top Performer- 113.0 INCH
- 6.90 SEC
Top Performer
OVERVIEW
- 6'3"HEIGHT
- 32 3/8"ARM LENGTH
- 218LBS.WEIGHT
- 10 1/4"HANDS
Following Andrew Luck is not a fate I'd wish on anyone. Hogan's handled it very well, battling through inconsistency before leading the Cardinal to a Pac-12 title as a senior. He was named honorable mention All-Pac-12 and Pac-12 Championship Game MVP in his redshirt freshman year, but failed to earn any accolades in 2013 even though his team won the Pac-12 championship. Hogan?s numbers were actually pretty good in 2014 (65.9 percent, 2,792 yards, 19 touchdowns, eight interceptions), but the team had a disappointing 8-5 season, leading some to question his ability as a leader. However, he came back strong in 2015, improving his accuracy (67.8 completion percentage) while passing for 2,867 yards and 27 touchdowns to garner second-team All-Pac-12 honors and finishing as a finalist for the Manning Award as the nation's top quarterback. Hogan certainly looks the part (6-foot-4, 218), has football genes in his family (close relatives played at Navy, Arizona, and Notre Dame), has won a lot of games (36-10 as a starter), and possesses the athleticism to be effective running the zone read (85 carries, 336 yards, six touchdowns in 2015) at that size.
ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS
Consistent winner and tough. Scouts say his teammates and coaches see through deficiencies and trust the competitiveness above all else. Has NFL size. Benefited from playing in a pro-style attack. Has adequate mobility and is unafraid to pull the ball down and get tough yards to extend drives. Extremely bright person. Doesn't always look pretty, but finds ways to make winning plays in adverse situations. Doesn't get cute and feeds his top talent. Tasked to manage the offense and did just that. Smart and self-aware. Understands his strengths and weaknesses and doesn?t take very many low percentage chances. Was the most accurate short-yardage passer in Pac-12 at 76.7 percent.
WEAKNESSES
Mechanics and footwork are a mess. Throws with a very wide base, a pitcher's stride and a protracted delivery. Ball rarely comes out of his hands cleanly. Plays flat-footed in the pocket with little bounce as he scans field and does a poor job of resetting and coming to balance before delivery. Below-average arm strength and struggles to consistently make accurate, catchable throws to the field side. Average at reading defenses, preventing him from getting ball out on time. Needs much more poise and pocket awareness. Had issues climbing and sliding to clean areas of the pocket when they were there. Drops eyes and immediately panics when pressure is mounting in his face. Took sacks he had no business taking. Lacking desired touch and accuracy on his deep throws.
SOURCES TELL US
"Some coach is going to fall in love with the person and bang on the table to take him late. In the sixth or seventh? That's fine." -- NFC Pac-12 scout
BOTTOM LINE
Hogan has the size, mobility and quarterback's demeanor that could interest a team on the third day of the draft. He doesn?t have the arm that many teams look for and his intermediate and deep accuracy still need work. Hogan will need time and coaching to try and improve his mechanics and footwork if he wants to have a shot to be an NFL backup.
RELATED LINKS
I'm going to go in another direction!!
I'll make it three so we're unanimous, @Deiter the Brock you on the clock!!:rolllaugh::mrburnsevil:
Jags are getting a ton of value this draft.
1) Myles Jack - MLB UCLA (um my medical staff "feel great" about his knee"
2) Nick Martin - OC Notre Dame
3) Xavien Howard - CB Baylor (1 of my personal favourite players in this draft class)
4) Maliek Collins - DT Nebraska
4) Kyle Murphy - RT Stanford
5) Yannick Ngakoue - OLB Maryland
5) Daryl Worley - CB West Virginia
6) Eric Murray - CB Minnesota (ST standout w/ work ethic and competitive drive)
6) Kevin Hogan - QB Stanford (either a good back up w/ a chance to flip for high draft pick in 2 years)
@JackDRams
regarding alerts I have not been getting them since Rd 2 i think.
1) Myles Jack - MLB UCLA (um my medical staff "feel great" about his knee
"2) Nick Martin - OC Notre Dame
3) Xavien Howard - CB Baylor (1 of my personal favourite players in this draft class)
4) Maliek Collins - DT Nebraska
4) Kyle Murphy - RT Stanford
5) Yannick Ngakoue - OLB Maryland
5) Daryl Worley - CB West Virginia
6) Eric Murray - CB Minnesota (ST standout w/ work ethic and competitive drive)
6) Kevin Hogan - QB Stanford (either a good back up w/ a chance to flip for high draft pick in 2 years)
@JackDRams
regarding alerts I have not been getting them since Rd 2 i think.
Sounds nice but I have no clue who we would get to grade them!!
Pretty sure whoever drafted the Jags team killed it :shocking:
Dieter the Brock
Fourth responder
FINALLY GOT RECEPTION - I'm in the middle of nowhere New Mexico
With the 202nd pick in the ROD mock NFL Draft the Detroit Lions select:
Tyler Ervin RB - San Jose State
40 yard - 4.38 sec
Sparq - 114
5-11
195 lb
With the 202nd pick in the ROD mock NFL Draft the Detroit Lions select:
Tyler Ervin RB - San Jose State
40 yard - 4.38 sec
Sparq - 114
5-11
195 lb
"I'm not sure who that is, but I'd give him a "Fail" because he CHEATED on a Test!!":mrburnsevil:
Sounds nice but I have no clue who we would get to grade them!!
How about we ask @jrry32? I think most people respect his ability when it comes to the draft.
You haven't gotten any of mine!? ( Not counting our PM's!!?)
In regards to your Draft so far .... You may have 3 or 4 Players, I might have had an interest in!!:heh::shades:
THE GMs FOR THE JAGUARS AND LIONS HAVE MADE THEIR SELECTION. COMMUNITY PICK, @Riverumbbq AND @BatteringRambo ON DECK
THIS IS A COMMUNITY PICK FOR THE CHIEFS. NOMINATE A PLAYER THE CHIEFS SHOULD SELECT.
PREVIOUS SELECTIONS:
Jarran Reed, NT, Alabama
Shilique Calhoun, OLB, Michigan State
Charone Peake, WR, Clemson
Ted Karras, OG, Illinois
Round 6
176. Browns - COMMUNITY PICK: De'Runnya Wilson, Miss. State
177. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK: Sean Davis, Maryland
178. 49ers - JackDRams: Terron Beckham
179. Chargers - Shawnbb158: Daniel Braverman, Western Michigan
180. Vikings - jsimcox: Anthony Zettel, Penn State
181. Jaguars - PressureD41: Eric Murray, Minnesota
182. Ravens - Merlin: Wendell Smallwood, West Virginia
183. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams: Derek Watt, Wisconsin
184. Giants - Mojo Ram: Avery Young, Auburn
185. Bears - Shaunpinney: Ka'imi Fairbairn, UCLA
186. Dolphins - OC--LeftCoast: Travis Feeney, Washington
187. Redskins - COMMUNITY PICK: Bralon Addison, Oregon
188. Eagles - DaveFan'51: Jason Fanaika, Utah
189. Cowboys - COMMUNITY PICK: Vernon Adams, Oregon
190. Rams - Boston Ram: Deon Bush, Miami
191. Lions - Dieter the Brock: Jatavis Brown, Akron
192. Bills - T-REX: Blake Martinez, Stanford
193. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK: Beau Sandland, Montana State
194. Raiders - -X-: Will Anthony, Navy
195. Texans - Tron: Jayron Kearse, Clemson
196. Texans - Tron: James Bradberry, Samford
197. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams: Tyler Marz, Wisconsin
198. Chargers - Shawnbb158: Keith Marshall, Georgia
199. Bengals - hotanez: Marquez North, Tennessee
200. Packers - Ramrocket: Victor Ochi, Stony Brook
201. Jaguars - PressureD41: Kevin Hogan, Stanford
202. Lions - Dieter the Brock: Tyler Ervin, San Jose State
203. Chiefs - COMMUNITY PICK:
204. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
205. Cardinals - BatteringRambo:
206. Bears - Shaunpinney:
207. 49ers - JackDRams:
208. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
209. Ravens - Merlin:
210. Lions - Dieter the Brock:
211. 49ers - JackDRams:
212. Cowboys - COMMUNITY PICK
213. 49ers - JackDRams:
214. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
215. Seahawks - OldSchool:
216. Cowboys - COMMUNITY PICK
217. Cowboys - COMMUNITY PICK
218. Bills - T-REX:
219. Broncos - Ramhusker:
220. Steelers - TheDYVKX
221. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
Round 7
225. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK:
226. Browns - COMMUNITY PICK:
227. Chargers - Shawnbb158:
228. Seahawks - OldSchool:
229. Jaguars - PressureD41:
230. Dolphins - OC--LeftCoast:
231. Broncos - Ramhusker:
232. Steelers - TheDYVKX
233. Bears - Shaunpinney:
234. Dolphins - OC--LeftCoast:
235. Redskins - COMMUNITY PICK:
236. Eagles - DaveFan'51:
237. Raiders - -X-:
238. Broncos - Ramhusker:
239. Lions - Dieter the Brock:
240. Saints - Gandalf:
241. Falcons - Rams Until I Die:
242. Colts - COMMUNITY PICK:
243. Vikings - jsimcox:
244. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK: Trade
245. Redskins - COMMUNITY PICK:
246. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
247. Vikings - jsimcox:
248. Bengals - hotanez:
249. Steelers - TheDYVKX
250. Seahawks - OldSchool:
251. Packers - Ramrocket:
252. Chiefs - COMMUNITY PICK:
253. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
254. Eagles - DaveFan'51:
255. Panthers - Warner4Prez:
256. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK: Trade
Players already chosen (color coded by round chosen):
QB: Carson Wentz, Jared Goff, Paxton Lynch, Connor Cook, Cardale Jones, Christian Hackenburg, Dak Prescott, Jacoby Brissett, Mike Bercovici, Brandon Doughty, Vernon Adams, Kevin Hogan
WR: Laquon Treadwell, Corey Coleman, Josh Doctson, Braxton Miller, Sterling Shepherd, Michael Thomas, Will Fuller, Tyler Boyd, Pharoh Cooper, Rashard Higgins, Leonte Caroo, Jordan Payton, Kenny Lawler, Jakeem Grant, Aaron Burbridge, Geronimo Allison, Charone Peake, Keyarris Garrett, Mike Thomas, Moritz Boehringer, Kolby Listenbee, Demarcus Robinson, Tajae Sharpe, De'Runnya Wilson, Daniel Braverman, Bralon Addison, Marquez North
TE: Hunter Henry, Austin Hooper, Tyler Higbee, Nick Vannett, Jerell Adams, Thomas Duarte, Bryce Williams, Darion Griswold, Ben Braunecker, Beau Sandland
RB: Ezekiel Elliot, Derrick Henry, Devontae Booker, Alex Collins, Jordan Howard, Paul Perkins, Kenneth Dixon, Kenyan Drake, Peyton Barber, C.J. Prosise, Josh Ferguson, Terron Beckham, Wendell Smallwood, Derek Watt, Keith Marshall, Tyler Ervin
OT: Laremy Tunsil, Ronnie Stanley, Jack Conklin, Taylor Decker, Jason Spriggs, German Ifedi, La'Raven Clark, Shon Coleman, Jerald Hawkins, Willie Beavers, Kyle Murphy, Joe Haag, John Theus, Caleb Benenoch, Brandon Shell, Avery Young, Tyler Marz
OG: Cody Whitehair, Vadal Alexander, Joshua Garnett, Spencer Drango, Christian Westerman, Connor McGovern, Sebastian Tretola, Landon Turner, Denver Kirkland, Joe Dahl, Isaac Seumalo, Darrell Greene, Ted Karras, Alex Redmond,
C: Ryan Kelly, Nick Martin, Max Tuerk, Jack Allen, Graham Glasglow, Evan Boehm, Kyle Friend,
DE: Joey Bosa, Deforest Buckner, Shaq Lawson, Noah Spence, Emmanuel Ogbah, Kevin Dodd, Yannick Ngakoue, Jonathan Bullard, Shilique Calhoun, Shawn Oakman, Carl Nassib, Bronson Kaufusi, Charles Tapper, Alex McCallister, Jason Fanaika, Will Anthony, Victor Ochi
DT: Sheldon Rankins, Andrew Billings, Jarran Reed, A'Shawn Robinson, Robert Nkemdiche, Vernon Butler, Chris Jones, Kenny Clark, Adolphus Washington, Austin Johnson, Hassan Ridgeway, Willie Henry, Sheldon Day, Maliek Collins, Javon Hargrave, Matt Ioannidis, D.J Reader, Nile Lawrence-Stample, Jihad Ward, Anthony Zettel
LB: Myles Jack, Leonard Floyd, Reggie Ragland, Darron Lee, Jaylon Smith, Kentrell Brothers, Kamalei Correa, Joshua Perry, Scooby Wright, Kyler Fackrell, Deion Jones, Tyler Matakevich, Jordan Jenkins, Joe Schobert, Josh Forrest, Yannick Ngakoue, Dominique Alexender, Nick Vigil, Dadi Nicholas, Travis Feeney, Jatavis Brown, Blake Martinez
S: Keanu Neal, Vonn Bell, Su'a Cravens, Karl Joseph, Jeremy Cash, Jalen Mills, Miles Killebrew, Darian Thompson, K.J. Dillon, Kevin Byard, T.J. Green, Keivarae Russell, Deandre Houston- Carson, Justin Simmons, Sean Davis, Deon Bush, Jayron Kearse
CB: Jalen Ramsey, Vernon Hargreaves, Mackensie Alexander, Eli Apple, William Jackson III, Kendall Fuller, Artie Burns, Xavien Howard, Maurice Canady, Zack Sanchez, Diondre' Hall, Will Redmond, Cyrus Jones, Harlen Miller, Rashard Robinson, Daryl Worley, D.J. White, Eric Murray, James Bradberry
Other: Roberto Aguayo (K), Drew Kaser, Ka'imi Fairbairn (K)
THIS IS A COMMUNITY PICK FOR THE CHIEFS. NOMINATE A PLAYER THE CHIEFS SHOULD SELECT.
PREVIOUS SELECTIONS:
Jarran Reed, NT, Alabama
Shilique Calhoun, OLB, Michigan State
Charone Peake, WR, Clemson
Ted Karras, OG, Illinois
Round 6
176. Browns - COMMUNITY PICK: De'Runnya Wilson, Miss. State
177. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK: Sean Davis, Maryland
178. 49ers - JackDRams: Terron Beckham
179. Chargers - Shawnbb158: Daniel Braverman, Western Michigan
180. Vikings - jsimcox: Anthony Zettel, Penn State
181. Jaguars - PressureD41: Eric Murray, Minnesota
182. Ravens - Merlin: Wendell Smallwood, West Virginia
183. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams: Derek Watt, Wisconsin
184. Giants - Mojo Ram: Avery Young, Auburn
185. Bears - Shaunpinney: Ka'imi Fairbairn, UCLA
186. Dolphins - OC--LeftCoast: Travis Feeney, Washington
187. Redskins - COMMUNITY PICK: Bralon Addison, Oregon
188. Eagles - DaveFan'51: Jason Fanaika, Utah
189. Cowboys - COMMUNITY PICK: Vernon Adams, Oregon
190. Rams - Boston Ram: Deon Bush, Miami
191. Lions - Dieter the Brock: Jatavis Brown, Akron
192. Bills - T-REX: Blake Martinez, Stanford
193. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK: Beau Sandland, Montana State
194. Raiders - -X-: Will Anthony, Navy
195. Texans - Tron: Jayron Kearse, Clemson
196. Texans - Tron: James Bradberry, Samford
197. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams: Tyler Marz, Wisconsin
198. Chargers - Shawnbb158: Keith Marshall, Georgia
199. Bengals - hotanez: Marquez North, Tennessee
200. Packers - Ramrocket: Victor Ochi, Stony Brook
201. Jaguars - PressureD41: Kevin Hogan, Stanford
202. Lions - Dieter the Brock: Tyler Ervin, San Jose State
203. Chiefs - COMMUNITY PICK:
204. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
205. Cardinals - BatteringRambo:
206. Bears - Shaunpinney:
207. 49ers - JackDRams:
208. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
209. Ravens - Merlin:
210. Lions - Dieter the Brock:
211. 49ers - JackDRams:
212. Cowboys - COMMUNITY PICK
213. 49ers - JackDRams:
214. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
215. Seahawks - OldSchool:
216. Cowboys - COMMUNITY PICK
217. Cowboys - COMMUNITY PICK
218. Bills - T-REX:
219. Broncos - Ramhusker:
220. Steelers - TheDYVKX
221. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
Round 7
225. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK:
226. Browns - COMMUNITY PICK:
227. Chargers - Shawnbb158:
228. Seahawks - OldSchool:
229. Jaguars - PressureD41:
230. Dolphins - OC--LeftCoast:
231. Broncos - Ramhusker:
232. Steelers - TheDYVKX
233. Bears - Shaunpinney:
234. Dolphins - OC--LeftCoast:
235. Redskins - COMMUNITY PICK:
236. Eagles - DaveFan'51:
237. Raiders - -X-:
238. Broncos - Ramhusker:
239. Lions - Dieter the Brock:
240. Saints - Gandalf:
241. Falcons - Rams Until I Die:
242. Colts - COMMUNITY PICK:
243. Vikings - jsimcox:
244. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK: Trade
245. Redskins - COMMUNITY PICK:
246. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
247. Vikings - jsimcox:
248. Bengals - hotanez:
249. Steelers - TheDYVKX
250. Seahawks - OldSchool:
251. Packers - Ramrocket:
252. Chiefs - COMMUNITY PICK:
253. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
254. Eagles - DaveFan'51:
255. Panthers - Warner4Prez:
256. Titans - COMMUNITY PICK: Trade
Players already chosen (color coded by round chosen):
QB: Carson Wentz, Jared Goff, Paxton Lynch, Connor Cook, Cardale Jones, Christian Hackenburg, Dak Prescott, Jacoby Brissett, Mike Bercovici, Brandon Doughty, Vernon Adams, Kevin Hogan
WR: Laquon Treadwell, Corey Coleman, Josh Doctson, Braxton Miller, Sterling Shepherd, Michael Thomas, Will Fuller, Tyler Boyd, Pharoh Cooper, Rashard Higgins, Leonte Caroo, Jordan Payton, Kenny Lawler, Jakeem Grant, Aaron Burbridge, Geronimo Allison, Charone Peake, Keyarris Garrett, Mike Thomas, Moritz Boehringer, Kolby Listenbee, Demarcus Robinson, Tajae Sharpe, De'Runnya Wilson, Daniel Braverman, Bralon Addison, Marquez North
TE: Hunter Henry, Austin Hooper, Tyler Higbee, Nick Vannett, Jerell Adams, Thomas Duarte, Bryce Williams, Darion Griswold, Ben Braunecker, Beau Sandland
RB: Ezekiel Elliot, Derrick Henry, Devontae Booker, Alex Collins, Jordan Howard, Paul Perkins, Kenneth Dixon, Kenyan Drake, Peyton Barber, C.J. Prosise, Josh Ferguson, Terron Beckham, Wendell Smallwood, Derek Watt, Keith Marshall, Tyler Ervin
OT: Laremy Tunsil, Ronnie Stanley, Jack Conklin, Taylor Decker, Jason Spriggs, German Ifedi, La'Raven Clark, Shon Coleman, Jerald Hawkins, Willie Beavers, Kyle Murphy, Joe Haag, John Theus, Caleb Benenoch, Brandon Shell, Avery Young, Tyler Marz
OG: Cody Whitehair, Vadal Alexander, Joshua Garnett, Spencer Drango, Christian Westerman, Connor McGovern, Sebastian Tretola, Landon Turner, Denver Kirkland, Joe Dahl, Isaac Seumalo, Darrell Greene, Ted Karras, Alex Redmond,
C: Ryan Kelly, Nick Martin, Max Tuerk, Jack Allen, Graham Glasglow, Evan Boehm, Kyle Friend,
DE: Joey Bosa, Deforest Buckner, Shaq Lawson, Noah Spence, Emmanuel Ogbah, Kevin Dodd, Yannick Ngakoue, Jonathan Bullard, Shilique Calhoun, Shawn Oakman, Carl Nassib, Bronson Kaufusi, Charles Tapper, Alex McCallister, Jason Fanaika, Will Anthony, Victor Ochi
DT: Sheldon Rankins, Andrew Billings, Jarran Reed, A'Shawn Robinson, Robert Nkemdiche, Vernon Butler, Chris Jones, Kenny Clark, Adolphus Washington, Austin Johnson, Hassan Ridgeway, Willie Henry, Sheldon Day, Maliek Collins, Javon Hargrave, Matt Ioannidis, D.J Reader, Nile Lawrence-Stample, Jihad Ward, Anthony Zettel
LB: Myles Jack, Leonard Floyd, Reggie Ragland, Darron Lee, Jaylon Smith, Kentrell Brothers, Kamalei Correa, Joshua Perry, Scooby Wright, Kyler Fackrell, Deion Jones, Tyler Matakevich, Jordan Jenkins, Joe Schobert, Josh Forrest, Yannick Ngakoue, Dominique Alexender, Nick Vigil, Dadi Nicholas, Travis Feeney, Jatavis Brown, Blake Martinez
S: Keanu Neal, Vonn Bell, Su'a Cravens, Karl Joseph, Jeremy Cash, Jalen Mills, Miles Killebrew, Darian Thompson, K.J. Dillon, Kevin Byard, T.J. Green, Keivarae Russell, Deandre Houston- Carson, Justin Simmons, Sean Davis, Deon Bush, Jayron Kearse
CB: Jalen Ramsey, Vernon Hargreaves, Mackensie Alexander, Eli Apple, William Jackson III, Kendall Fuller, Artie Burns, Xavien Howard, Maurice Canady, Zack Sanchez, Diondre' Hall, Will Redmond, Cyrus Jones, Harlen Miller, Rashard Robinson, Daryl Worley, D.J. White, Eric Murray, James Bradberry
Other: Roberto Aguayo (K), Drew Kaser, Ka'imi Fairbairn (K)
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